Fintech Companies Hiring in Europe (€100k+ Engineering Jobs)

Building payments, banking or trading infrastructure means working on systems where correctness and scale really matter. These are the fintech companies on the board where money movement is the product (banks and data vendors are not included), each with open €100k+ engineering roles, refreshed daily from their career pages.

Right now 21 companies among the fintech companies have 339 open roles in Europe, most at Wise, Revolut and Thought Machine. 3 of them sponsor visas.

By Felix · roles refreshed daily from company career pages

22 fintech companies we track

1. 

   01Wise

   102 open roles

   Wise (formerly TransferWise) is a London-based fintech that built international money transfers from scratch. They have major engineering hubs in Tallinn, London, and Budapest. The engineering challenges around real-time payments, compliance, and multi-currency infrastructure are technically deep.

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2. 

   02Revolut

   25 open roles · Sponsors visas

   Revolut is one of Europe's biggest fintech companies, headquartered in London. They move fast and hire aggressively across the EU. The engineering challenges around building a global financial platform are real. High pace, high ambition.

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3. 

   03Thought Machine

   24 open roles

   Thought Machine is a London-based fintech building cloud-native core banking infrastructure. Their platform Vault powers banks around the world. The engineering is technically deep—distributed systems, financial transaction processing, and cloud infrastructure at scale.

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4. 

   04Stripe

   22 open roles · 7,000+ people · Sponsors visas

   Stripe has engineering teams in Dublin and London. They're known for hiring strong engineers and giving them hard problems—payments infrastructure at global scale. The bar is high, but the work is genuinely interesting.

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5. 

   05Adyen

   22 open roles · Sponsors visas

   Adyen is headquartered in Amsterdam and is one of Europe's most successful fintech companies. They built their payments platform end-to-end, which is unusual—no middleware, no legacy. The engineering is technically interesting and the pay is competitive.

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6. 

   06Checkout.com

   21 open roles

   Checkout.com is a London-headquartered global payments company that processes card, wallet and local payments for large online merchants. Its London engineering hub builds the acquiring, fraud-detection and payment-orchestration platform, with teams working in Go, .NET and cloud infrastructure.

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7. 

   07Kraken

   16 open roles

   Kraken is one of the oldest and most established crypto exchanges. They take security seriously and have a strong engineering reputation. Remote-friendly with EU roles. A more serious option in the crypto space.

   See Kraken's 16 roles →
8. 

   08Affirm

   16 open roles

   Affirm is the US buy-now-pay-later fintech, and its international engineering team works fully remote from Spain and the UK on payments, identity, and consumer products. Senior backend roles are posted at €86–122K in Spain and £113–161K in the UK.

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9. 

   09Monzo

   14 open roles

   Monzo is one of the UK's most successful fintech companies. The engineering team works in Go and has built most of their banking infrastructure from scratch. If you're interested in fintech and want to work at a company that's genuinely product-led, Monzo is a standout.

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10. 

    10Zego

    12 open roles

    Zego is a London-based insurtech that sells usage-based commercial motor insurance to delivery drivers, couriers and fleets, priced with telematics data. Its London data and engineering team builds the pricing, claims and telematics platform.

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11. 

    11Trade Republic

    10 open roles

    Trade Republic is a Berlin-based neobroker and one of Europe's fastest-growing fintech companies. They're building investment infrastructure for millions of Europeans. The engineering challenges around real-time trading, regulatory compliance, and financial data are technically deep.

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12. 

    12Phantom

    9 open roles

    Phantom is a smaller company, but they're building one of the most-used crypto wallets. Fully remote and focused on making web3 accessible. If you're interested in crypto engineering without the hype, they're worth watching.

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13. 

    13Mollie

    8 open roles

    Mollie is an Amsterdam-based payments company serving European businesses. They've grown rapidly and the engineering team works on payment processing, checkout optimization, and financial infrastructure. One of the Netherlands' most successful tech companies.

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14. 

    14N26

    6 open roles

    N26 is a Berlin-based mobile bank that's one of Europe's most well-known fintech companies. The engineering team builds banking infrastructure from scratch—payments, compliance, fraud detection. A solid pick if you're interested in European fintech.

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15. 

    15Chainalysis

    6 open roles

    Chainalysis is the leading blockchain analytics company, with a real engineering office in Aarhus, Denmark (plus London). They build blockchain data infrastructure, investigations tooling, and compliance software used by governments and financial institutions globally. Senior engineers in Europe earn $140–200K.

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16. 

    16Clear Street

    6 open roles

    Clear Street is a New York fintech building a cloud-native prime brokerage and clearing platform for institutional investors. Its London engineering team works on front-end trading tools, execution services, payments and regulatory reporting.

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17. 

    17MoonPay

    6 open roles

    MoonPay is a crypto payments company that lets people buy, sell and swap digital assets inside wallets, apps and its own products. Its engineering organisation is split between London and New York, with London teams working on blockchain platforms, mobile apps, data and machine learning.

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18. 

    18Ripple

    5 open roles

    Ripple builds enterprise blockchain and crypto payment infrastructure, including RippleNet, the XRP Ledger, and its stablecoin products. Their European engineering teams sit in London, Dublin, and Geneva, working on payments connectivity, security, data, and infrastructure.

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19. 

    19Pleo

    3 open roles

    Pleo is the European fintech building smart business spending solutions. Headquartered in Copenhagen with offices in London, Berlin, Stockholm, Madrid, and Lisbon. 800+ employees across 74+ nationalities. Engineering covers payments, cards, and expense automation.

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20. 

    20Form3

    3 open roles

    Form3 is a London-based cloud-native payments platform processing billions in transactions for European banks. Small, high-trust engineering team working on Go-based microservices, Kubernetes infrastructure, and real-time payment processing. Senior engineers earn £85–100K—solid for a payments infrastructure specialist.

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21. 

    21GoCardless

    3 open roles

    GoCardless is a London fintech that processes bank-to-bank payments (direct debit and open banking) for tens of thousands of businesses. Engineering is headquartered in London, with additional hubs in Lisbon and Riga; we only list the London roles.

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22. 

    22Plaid

    Plaid connects apps to bank accounts—they're the infrastructure layer for a lot of fintech products. They have some EU presence and the engineering work around financial data, security, and API design is technically interesting.

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